... terrible outbreak Moslem fanaticism, in which ten thousand or more Armenian Christians have been ruthlessly slaughtered —men. women, and tender babes So far any relation can be between eveuts in the capital and in Asia Minor, the situation seems now to call ...

... James Suicliffe and Sons, cotton spinners, Brearley Mytho!m- royd, were summoned on seven separate informations for employing women and young persons during meal times. His Majesty's Inspector Garvie said he visited the factory at six minutes after the time ...

... Imperial Yeomanry were accept at Dewsbury yesterday:—F. Ballance, B. Meteaife, J. Colbeck, and J. Leask (a member o the Borough Police Force), Dewsbury ; A. Fisher (Whitley); and J. Rider, 1. Wansborough, J. Mars- en, L. Hainsworth, and W. Buttery (Morley) ...

... Privates H1. Rossiter, 0, Lester. F L. .Tohnson, H. Gordon, F. Ferguson, C. Glyn, U. D. Shepherd, F. Knight, and H. Adler. Gape Police-Killed: Sergeant G4. Brady- Lance- Corporal R. Ilanbly; Privates ?? Dennison. A. Parker. J. E. Willianis T. Jones. R. S. McKenzie ...

... knew nothing more until two or three on Sun- day morning, when he found himself at Kirkstall, where he had been taken by the police. He then missed £1 15s. in money, his silver watch, and other articles. The prisoners, who declared their ignorance of the ...

... be a most potent factor in our scheme of Imperial defence. (Cheers.) There were serving in South Afrio at present 60,000 auxiliary troops, and of these, he was happy to szv, nearly 3,000 were fur- nished by the colonies. (Cheers.) Lord Stratheona, in proposing ...

... or sheer heartiness. But with the exception of the unfortunate incident last night the greatest order has prevailed, the police having little do beyond regulating the traffic, both vehicular and pedestrian, the crowded centra! thoroughfares. wa> lucky ...

... Staff Ccips. l;overuuH.u.tai.st.tut.o»Wi, and the onsniaot Hc-prcseuUtivea of the Corps «»f Comm iKsiona ires. America (Mr. K. S. J)ay), .Swedeiiaud Aorway IMr. Police 1). D. hod. Frame (M.- BWley) l.rrn ai.y * The Leeds City Justices, (Mr. V. ami IX-mnark ...

... tales about such men being ruthless to a defeated enemy, or unchivalrous to women. YELLOW JOURNALISTS AND THE PRO-BOERS. Yellow journalism in the United States has taken the Boer women and children under its protection, and an- nounces in the Krugerian phrase ...

... pica for women to encouraged to practice architecture. She paid the.main objection really came to this—that except in one or two isolated cases women had not hitherto practised architecture. A nirailar objectiou had been put forward whenever women had attempted ...

... with the The latter was Utepian, visionary. mencal, foo ir observakous would withdrew, after the Lord Meyor had taken inte R POLICE INIFOR WS. Committee's minutes comuag up for E. B. Lawson mentioned the matter , for the supply of which, he said, bo ders ...

... North-Eastern Raasay at Stocktas as Friday, and instantly killed A proposal it afoot to • oollege at !Mosley in order to the of women I. . — .1 . 471 - 11;:rrh — Robiaann, • suna drowned whilst attaanglingeo board • at Middle, brough on Mossisg. Rart Dobson* ...